Grains/Pulses

Green Gram (Whole & Split)

Green Gram (Whole & Split)

Green Gram (Vigna radiata), commonly known as Moong or Moong Dal, is a small, green-colored legume widely consumed across Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. It is valued as one of the most nutritious and easily digestible pulses, making it a staple in vegetarian and vegan diets.

Moong dal can be consumed in multiple forms – whole (green moong), split (with skin), split & hulled (yellow moong dal), sprouted (germinated moong), and as moong flour. It is rich in plant protein, fiber, vitamins, and minerals, and is often recommended for children, elderly, and patients recovering from illness due to its light and easy-to-digest nature.

Culinary uses include soups, curries, khichdi, sprouts, sweets, snacks, and flours. It also has applications in Ayurveda for its cooling and detoxifying properties.

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Product Name
Green Gram / Moong / Moong Dal
Botanical Name
Vigna radiata
Type / Form
Whole, Split (with/without skin), Sprouted, Flour
Color
Green (whole), Yellow (hulled)
Moisture
Max 10–12%
Protein
22–24%
Dietary Fiber
8–10%
Fat Content
1–2%
Carbohydrates
55–60%
Shelf Life
12 Months (when stored in cool, dry place)
Packaging
1 kg, 5 kg, 25 kg, 50 kg PP / Jute Bags
Usage
Cooking, sprouts, snacks, flour, animal feed
Origin
India, widely cultivated in Asia & Africa
Whole Green Moong
Curries, soups, sprouts, salads
Split Green Moong (with skin)
Dal, stews, savory dishes
Split Yellow Moong (without skin)
Khichdi, soups, baby food, light meals
Sprouted Moong
Salads, raw snacks, health foods
Roasted Moong Dal
Snacks, namkeen, fried mixes
Moong Flour
Pancakes, flatbreads, sweets, baked good
Processed / Canned Moong
Instant meals, packaged curries
By-products (Feed)
Animal and poultry feed
1. High in Protein
2. Easy to Digest
3. Rich in Fiber
4. Controls Blood Sugar
5. Heart Health
6. Weight Management
7. Boosts Immunity
8. Bone & Nerve Strength
10. Detoxifying Properties